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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1926

Page

7

Town Meeting Notices and Executor Claims Fill Local News

The selectmen announce evening meetings at seven o'clock and urge Creighton license applications to be presented to the secretary. Executors of Leonard Metcalf’s estate in Middleborough are called to exhibit claims and settle debts with Harrison P. Eddy and Philip Nichols.

Creighton Lcenses Rd. Ank S. Binks C. King Win Carlton Leonard Metcalf Middlegerd Harrison P. Eddy Philip Nichols

Notice of Lost Trust Instrument No 4627

Maynard Trust Company announces loss of Deed or instrument No 4627 and requests holders to present claims or proofs of interest by legal process. The notice marks the loss and invites verification in accordance with applicable law.

Nook Maynard ‘Trust Company Tase Desfox

Acton Mass Relocation and Mortgage Sale Notices 1926

Middlesex County notices request relocation of a street and repairs from Acton to Concord Junction, detailing proceedings, posting requirements, and a mortgagee sale of property with a $300 deposit and 10 day balance. Names include Denvers, Kate Rodd, Albert R. Jenks, J Billings, and T Hughes.

Insaid Bos- Maine Kate Rodd West Acton Central Street Pacific Albert R. Jenks Paul Fillebrown Acton Mass Middlesex County

Mortgagee's Sale of Powdattale Concord MA Property

Mortgagee’s sale of a Massachusetts parcel due to breach of mortgage conditions. Auction at 2 PM on April 10, 1926, at the premises in Concord Middlesex County. The deed covers two described parcels totaling about 119 acres with various boundaries and right of way. sale subject to encumbrances of record and a $5000 deposit with balance in 30 days. Atty Maurice McWalter for the mortgagee announces date and terms.

Gran Raneengeer Taureday Main Street Loring Tealop James A Sewan Dunlop Atnet Pate Central Street Abial H. Chase Chase Hunter Middlesex South Distrit Maynard Trust Meynard He Company Moregacrm Arthur F. Ammidon Bicknell Powdatt Ale Co Og Concord County of Commonwealth of Massachusetts Albert B Wood Charlies Fay Heywood Brown Joseph Smith Smith Asapen Farm Melvin Charles F. Heywood Heywood Homean Ory

Acton Town By Laws Adopted March 5 1926

The document outlines Acton town by laws adopted March 5 1926 detailing annual town meeting dates and officer elections, duties of selectmen, finance committee, police and fire departments, health board rules, licensing, public works, and penalties. It includes procedure for bids and audits, license issuance, and enforcement with signatures of town clerk Horace F. Tuttle and approvals by Attorney General.

Board of Selectmen Board of Select Men Board of Health Fire Department Police Department Board of Selectmen Committee On Finance of Health Acton Horace F. Tuttle Boston Mass

Hearing Set at Kire House West Acton on Mass Ave Route

A hearing will be conducted at the Kire House in West Acton regarding a proposed electric car line. The route follows Massachusetts Avenue about forty feet wide and then along the old location to the South Acton road near the house of Sid I of Acton. March 24.

Kire West Acton Monway Massachusetts Ave South Acton Road House Sid i Acton Y Brown BR. J

Mrs Switter Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Mrs William Switter, after twelve weeks as a patient at the Carneg hos in Boston, has returned to her home on Park street and is con valering. Mrs Charles Doris is confined to her Pay court home with pneumonia, with Dr C G Duhamel attending.

William Switter Carneg Hos Boston Park Street Charles Doris C. G. Duhamel

Maynard petition asks relocation and repair of Great Road and Parke Street

Maynard residents petition Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate the Great Road from Main Street at Hen Smith's bridge to the Stow line and Parke Street toward Maynard Centre about 1000 feet. The filing, notices, and dates outline a public view and repairs with sheriff, town clerk, and published notices in Maynard Enterprise.

Maynard Hen Smith's Bridge Stow Parke Creat Maynard Centre Frank & Binks Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Cambridge Maynard Enterprise Marlborough Mayyard Sasaki Charles Hughes Charles T. Hughes Roxborough Massachusetts Middlesex County Commissioners Boxborough Hingoul Leon Wetherber Middlesex

County Commissioners Set Hearing for Boxborough 1926

Middlesex County Commissioners meet in Cambridge to hear a petition regarding Boxborough. An adjourned view is scheduled for May 3, 1926, at 11:00 AM at the Town Hall with notices to be served and published in The Acton newspaper.

Massachusetts Coursi Mid Cambridge South Acton Fitchburg Faston & Eal Ae T. Hughes Acton Mass Nitciesex County Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Xard Boxborn Boxborough Actoneet Av Riboroughs Boxborouch Charles T. Hughes Agat

Obituary: Mrs Gilligan of Lowell Dies After Illness

Mrs Gilligan aged a Lowell resident died after an illness of pneumonia. The funeral was held at Our Lady Help of Christians Church with a high mass of requiem. Burial followed at St. Bridget's Cemetery Lowell. She leaves a husband a daughter Mrs Molly Gillican a son Bar ward Gillican five sisters two brothers and many nieces and nephews.

CommonWealth Avenue Our Help of Christiana Church Joseph P. Mahar St. Bridget’s Cemetery Lowell William Thomas Gilligan John Gilfilan James McKinley Joseph Murphy Leominster Dets Cilligan Gillivan Miers Molly Gillican Baward Gillican Agnes Murphy Mary Murphy Thereea Driscoll Edward McKinley James Fayes Plymorin Ales James Murphy William Murphy Leomingter

Chimney fire prompts firemen call to local home

Firemen were called to the home of Mr Daucet on Saturday to attend a small chimney fire. Wilma Porter has returned to Northfield after a week’s vacation at her home.

Acton Woman's Club Whist Party Draws Villagers

A Thursday afternoon event at the Acton Woman's Club featured seven whist tables with village residents. First prize went to Murray, a teacher at the high school, while Mrs Dusseault received the convolution prize. Refreshments followed and a second party is planned for April 8.

Acton Woman's Club Joe Murray Dusseault

Special Lenten Service Theme At Congregational Church

In this city last night Sune held a Special Lenten service at the Congregational church. Rev. Stanley H. Addison, pastor, delivered the sermon titled What Think We of Christ. The message included the theme Love Not the World.

Congregational Hores Stanley H. Addison

Entertainment notes and mountain ascent at Pinkham Notch

Burton Lippard and Mrs J La Van Horn performed with piano accompaniment while Attorney John Rice gave an illustrated lecture at the Tuesday club in the Unitarian vestry on South America and Jamaica. In Mount Washington, Arthur Walden led a dog team to the summit and back in six hours, as a musher demonstration.

Burton Lippard Mra J. la van Horn John Rice Unitarian Church South America Jamaica Pinkham Notch W. Hi Mount Washington Arthur T. Walden

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hoxton Mane J. Billings Selectman Demity Washington Tel Read Maurice McWalter Atty Migee Jay R. Benton Office OF Selectmen E. R. Tel Alden H. Russell, D. Vv. M Richardson Nh. Richardson Fullonton Main Edward Littlefield Sde Sune Sciatica Dox Barrett Linimen Ent Co.,inc Huntingtom Ave Basten, Mase Humphrey Marlborough-Hudson Gas Co Main St Maynard, Mass
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